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£350,000 Khadija the Green | Hessett | Bury St Edmunds | Suffolk | IP30 9BA The Green Hessett £350,000 Khadija The Green | Hessett | Bury St Edmunds | Suffolk | IP30 9BA Bury St Edmunds 5 miles, A14 2 miles, Stowmarket 11 miles An exciting opportunity to acquire a 1960’s detached family home in need of complete updating, situated opposite the village green Entrance Hall | Sitting Room | Dining Room | Study | Kitchen | Utility Room | 3 First Floor Bedrooms | Bathroom | Parking | Gardens Khadija Khadija is a detached family home offering enormous potential for updating and enlarging subject to any necessary consents. The property presen ts brick elevations under a tiled roof with accommodation arranged over two floors. Of particular note is the double aspect sitting room with Access from here is given to the single garage. the east coast ports. The market town of Stowmarket is open fireplace and sliding French doors to the front aspect. some 11 miles away and offers a mainline station to London The ground floor also comprises entrance hall, study, dining The gardens of Khadija wrap all around the property and are (London Liverpool Street). room, kitchen and utility room. From the hall a staircase predominantly laid to lawn with a range of mature fruit trees leads up to the first floor where there are three bedrooms and shrubs. Services and a family bathroom. Oil fired central h eating, mains drainage, water and electricity Location are connected. Khadija offers huge scope for improvement and a viewing is Khadija is situated overlooking the village green within the highly recommended by the sole selling agents. popular Suffolk village of Hessett. On The G reen is a Local Authority children’s play area. The village which is some 5 miles away Mid Suffolk District Council. Council Tax Band D Outside from the medieval market town of Bury St Ed munds has a Khadija is approached over an unmade road giving access to Parish Church and the Five Bells Public House. The A14 is Method of Sale private hardstanding driveway with parking for several cars. some 2 miles away offering links to Cambridge, Ipswich and For sale by private treaty Directions On entering the village of Hessett from the A14 continue past the Public House on the right-hand side and the Church on your left. Continue along here where The Green will be found on your left-hand side with the children’s play area. Just past this ther e is an unmade track on your left hand side. Continue down here where the entrance to Khadija will be found on your left-hand side denoted by a Lacy Scott & Knight ‘For Sale’ board. Plans, Areas and Schedules These are based on the Ordnance Survey and are for reference only. They have been checked and computed by the Agents, and the Purchaser(s) shall be deemed to have satisfied themselves as to the description of the property, and any error or misstatement shall not annul the letting, nor entitle either party to compensation. The plans are for the purpose of identification only. In the event of any discrepancy between the plans and schedule of areas, the schedule of areas shall prevail. Misrepresentation and Notices Lacy Scott & Knight for themselves and as Agents for the Seller of the property give notice that:- a) These Particulars are intended to give a fair and substantially correct overall description for the guidance of intending Purchaser(s) and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer or contract. No responsibility is assumed for the accuracy of individual items. b) All descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct, but any intending Purchaser(s) should not rely on them as statements or represe ntations of facts, but must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each item. c) No person in the employment of Lacy Scott & Knight has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property or these particulars not to enter into any contract relating to the property on behalf of Lacy Scott and Knight nor any contract on behalf of the Sellers. d) No responsibility can be accepted for any expenses incurred by any intending Purchaser(s) in inspecting properties which have been sold or withdrawn. e) Should any dispute arise as to the boundaries or an pre-contract points on the General Remarks and Stipulations, Particulars, Schedule, Plans or the interpretation of any of them, the questions will be referred to the arbitration of the Agents, whose decision shall be final. WWW.LSK.CO.UK Tel: 01284 748600 Tel: 01449 612384 10 RISBYGATE STREET, BURY ST EDMUNDS, IP33 3AA MARKET PLACE, STOWMARKET, SUFFOLK, IP14 1DN WWW.LSK.CO.UK .
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